After watching Guangdong team defeat Shandong in this match, my heart is truly filled with mixed feelings. As an old Guangdong fan, it's hard not to feel concerned seeing Xu Jie averaging 43 minutes of high-intensity playing time this season. However, this game has given me a glimmer of hope. What surprised me most about this game is that Xu Jie finally got to rest during the decisive moments of the fourth quarter! You see, in previous games, he was always on the court for a solid 46 minutes. Who is behind this change? It's Huang Rongqi and Ren Junfei, this new-old partnership. Speaking of Huang Rongqi, this young man is truly a gem. Since joining the Guangdong team, he has been improving in every game, from being a defensive specialist at the beginning to now becoming an all-around guard. The speed of his progress is simply astonishing. Look at him averaging 21 minutes of playing time per game, scoring just slightly less than Du Runwang. With such performance, it's fair to say that Zhu Fangyu and Du Feng have really found a treasure. The way Ren Junfei is used is also quite interesting. Du Feng pairs him with Morland in the fourth quarter, which is a brilliant move. Ren Junfei not only has the ability to "steal" points but also excels in assisting and directing. On the court, he's like a traffic cop, organizing the team's offense in an orderly manner. Did you notice that although Huang Rongqi didn't score in the fourth quarter, he made two breakthroughs to…

Refusal to shake hands! Xu Jie expresses dissatisfaction after the game! Du Feng no longer shirks responsibility, speaks out publicly for Xu Jie Guangdong team won the game, but Xu Jie had a disgusted look on his face and walked away without even giving his opponent a glance! Is this a distortion of human nature or a decline in morality? The score was 98 to 93, we won against Shandong team, but this score made my heart race! Chris's foul, is he trying to go to heaven?‌ Let's talk about the game. In the third quarter, Chris from Shandong team was so harsh on our little Jie! It was as if he was aiming directly at him! If it weren't for Jie's agility, he might have been lying on the ground groaning. The referee only gave him a technical foul? Is that it? Isn't this obvious favoritism? In my opinion, he should have been ejected from the game! Jie has a good temper and didn't argue with him. He silently took his free throws and even scored five points in a row! That's what a real superstar does! If it were me, I would have battled him right there! Six turnovers! What's wrong with you, Jie?‌ But Jie is suffering inside! He won the game, but he couldn't be happy at all. Why? Six turnovers! Yes! You heard that right! Six! Turnovers! For a point guard, this is simply a disgrace! No wonder Jie looked so unhappy after the game, as if he had lost. Coach Du couldn't stand it…

The world of professional basketball is like a sparkling galaxy, and the second stage of the new CBA season continues to stir up enthusiasm among thousands of fans. In this fiercely competitive and tightly contested situation, a shocking message exploded like a heavy bomb in the basketball circle. The main forward of the Chinese men's basketball team, Cui Yongxi, was cut by the NBA Brooklyn Nets, and unfortunately, injuries also befell this promising star, adding insult to injury. Cui Yongxi is a well-known forward in the domestic basketball scene, with excellent physical qualities. His tall and strong physique makes him naturally suited for basketball. His legs are like powerful springs, capable of breaking through the earth's gravity and easily reaching high places; his arms are strong, acting as shields when grabbing rebounds and blocking shots. His outstanding athletic ability allows him to be as agile as a leopard on the court, which has helped him establish himself in the Chinese men's basketball forward line. Signing a two-way contract with the Nets had opened the door to a higher-level league, but the "beast" of injury mercilessly cut off his NBA dream path. When the injury struck without warning, Cui Yongxi was fighting hard on the court. It was a high-intensity match, and he, as usual, kept running, cutting decisively, and jumping vigorously. But suddenly, severe pain came from his leg, as if a sharp awl stabbed deep into the muscle, causing him to lose balance and fall heavily to the ground. The team doctor rushed over, and the atmosphere at the…

The second phase of the CBA regular season has been fiercely competitive, with every game being nail-biting. Beyond these intense matches, news about former Guangdong team foreign player Marshon Brooks has caught the attention of many fans - he sent his teammate Zhao Rui blessings on social media, and his location showed that he is currently in Guangdong. This detail has led many people to speculate whether Marshon will return to his former "old club"? From the current situation, the Guangdong team does indeed urgently need to supplement a suitable small foreign aid, especially as the team gradually emerges from its slump and recently regained hope for the playoffs through six consecutive victories. Coach Du Feng and General Manager Zhu Fangyu are obviously adjusting the team's foreign aid lineup. Although they have already made an offer to Turkish foreign aid Darrun Russell, this deal seems not to be the ideal choice for all fans. Russell has performed well in the Turkish league, but adaptability to the CBA remains a big issue. Many fans worry that he may fail to adapt to the fierce offensive and defensive confrontation in the CBA, just like previous foreign players such as Arms, Rice, and Barton. Moreover, Russell is only 1.8 meters tall, and partnering with guards like Xu Jie could cause significant difficulties in defense and offensive and defensive transitions. Therefore, Marshon Brooks' name has been brought up again, seemingly becoming the ideal choice for many. Looking back at Marshon's past with the Guangdong team, everyone remembers that he was once a key figure,…

Xu Jie's Triple-Double Story: A Valuable Young Player for Guangdong Men's Basketball The 30th round of the CBA regular season between Guangdong and Beikong was incredibly exciting. Guangdong narrowly defeated Beikong 99-98 at home. One player really stood out in this match, and that was Xu Jie. Xu Jie played a full 48 minutes, which is no easy feat. His offensive performance was quite distinctive. He shot 17 times and made 6, including 3 out of 9 three-pointers, scoring a total of 15 points. His scoring efficiency may not seem particularly high, but don't underestimate his contributions. When it comes to rebounds, Xu Jie grabbed 10. For a guard to get so many rebounds is impressive. On the court, rebounds are often contested by taller and stronger players, but Xu Jie, with his initiative and keen judgment, was not inferior in the battle for rebounds. He also dished out 12 assists, indicating his excellent ability to connect the team. His passes were like scalpels, always finding his teammates with precision. Additionally, he completed 3 steals. The most exciting part was when he achieved his first career triple-double. This was a significant milestone for Xu Jie. This triple-double was hard-won, especially in the second half of the game when Xu Jie faced immense defensive pressure. Coach Min Lulei of Beikong clearly targeted Xu Jie as a key defensive focus, arranging players to aggressively press him and frequently using double-team tactics. This made it difficult for Xu Jie to handle the ball, and Beikong players were willing to commit fouls to block…

Playing Full 48 Minutes! Xu Jie Expresses Discontent Post-game! Zhu Fangyu and Du Feng Can't Wait Any Longer! 15 points, 10 rebounds, 12 assists, and 3 steals, achieving a triple-double for the first time in his career! After the game, Xu Jie once again appeared at the press conference. From winning his first weekly MVP to his first monthly MVP, and then securing his first triple-double in this game, Xu Jie has been on a roll during the second stage of the season! Perhaps many fans believe that Xu Jie's performance is already perfect, as he stands less than 1.8 meters tall yet can grab rebounds over Shen Zijie, sink ultra-long buzzer-beating three-pointers from two meters beyond the arc, and play full 48 minutes against an opponent's relentless defense! However, Xu Jie is not satisfied with such a performance! At the post-game press conference, he expressed dissatisfaction with both the team's and his own performance. Speaking about the team, he said that they did not perform well in this game, becoming complacent after taking the lead, which ultimately led to being overtaken by the opponent. As for himself, he admitted that he did not handle the ball well enough, making many mistakes, even giving the opponent direct layup opportunities after some simple errors, all of which need to be reviewed on video! From Xu Jie's remarks, it can be seen that his dissatisfaction with his performance stems more from turnovers. Indeed, he had as many as 7 turnovers in this game, but is this really just his problem? Obviously not,…

Guangdong Team Announces Good News After 6 Consecutive Wins, Updates on Hu Mingxuan's Injury, Locks in Top 8, Du Feng Finally Waits Guangdong team has successfully won six consecutive victories after a thrilling one-point victory over Beijing Beikong, securing the longest winning streak of the season. This match not only made fans' hearts race but also subtly changed the rankings on the leaderboard. With unexpected losses from Xinjiang and Liaoning, Guangdong team's ranking quickly climbed to seventh place. More excitingly, Hu Mingxuan's recovery from injury is progressing smoothly, and he is expected to return in the third stage. At the same time, Guangdong team's schedule arrangement appears particularly advantageous, with only the match against Shanghai team being slightly tricky, while the rest of the matches are likely to be easily overcome. The adjustment period also provides valuable recovery time for the main players. All signs indicate that Guangdong team is making full preparations for a longer winning streak and higher rankings. Guangdong team's victory can be described as "thrilling." In the last minute of the game, fans' emotions were like riding a roller coaster, rising and falling. Ultimately, Guangdong team won by a narrow margin of one point, which was not only a technical victory but also a psychological one. Such a victory injected endless confidence and motivation into the team. The changes on the leaderboard are like a war without gunpowder. The unexpected defeats of Xinjiang and Liaoning gave Guangdong team the opportunity to catch up. The rise in ranking is not just a change in numbers but also…

On December 12th, the CBA league will witness a heavyweight battle as the 11-time champion Guangdong team faces off against the prestigious Beijing BAIC team at home. This match is expected to be as intense as a collision between Mars and Earth. In the first leg of the game, both the Chinese captain Hu Mingxuan and the current top player of the Chinese men's basketball team, Zhou Qi, were absent, resulting in Guangdong narrowly losing to Beijing. Fans should not miss this game as they will get to see Zhou Qi face his former team and Hu Mingxuan will also be on the court fighting for victory. There are three thrilling highlights not to be missed in this match. Who is stronger between China's strongest guard Hu Mingxuan and Taiwan's strongest guard Chen Yingjun? When it comes to the hottest guards in the CBA league today, none other than the captain of the Chinese men's basketball team and the leader of the Guangdong team, Hu Mingxuan, holds that title. Hu Mingxuan has made remarkable progress this season, leading the Chinese men's basketball team to a crushing victory over Guam and Mongolia. In the game, he soared like a shooting star, demonstrating a ferocity comparable to Zhao Zilong of Changshan, with his breakthroughs and mid-to-long-range shooting abilities reaching new heights, achieving an ultra-high level of precision. Who is Chen Yingjun? Chen Yingjun is one of the best guards in the CBA, capable of attacking, defending, and organizing, and is the absolute core of the Beijing team. The matchup between Hu Mingxuan…

It's a bit heart-wrenching to say, but Guangdong Men's Basketball's performance this season is really a bit disheartening - once a top-tier powerhouse that made opponents tremble at the mere mention of their name, why are they now struggling so visibly on the court? The joy of a five-game winning streak has just begun to ripple out, but problems are emerging one after another like a pot lid that can't be covered: Hu Mingxuan has returned from a long absence, yet it seems like he's taking a gamble with a "hasty game"; foreign aid Bazley can't put out the fire, becoming a "chicken rib" that doesn't even bubble; Du Feng's tactical arrangements are gradually becoming confusing. This team, which once stood at the pinnacle of the league, is now caught in a tug-of-war between "competing for the championship" and "maintaining the top eight", how far away are they from revival? Speaking of Guangdong Men's Basketball's hopes, Hu Mingxuan is an indispensable name. Looking back to last season, he was still that all-around main controller who was invincible, not only the team's "pillar of stability" but also the thigh that fans felt they could rely on. In several key games, he led the team out of adversity with precise organization and decisive offense, it can be said that if he's not a hero, who is? But who would have thought that such a Hu Mingxuan would fall due to a shoulder injury, and now his hasty return leaves his state of recovery a mystery - this may be Guangdong Men's Basketball's…

Both Down by 1 Point! Guangdong's Buzzer-Beater Against Liaoning is Foiled, Culprit Yang Ming Far Inferior to Du Feng Should Step Down On January 12th, Beijing time, both Liaoning and Guangdong were down by 1 point in the final moments of their respective games, but the following plays highlighted the biggest difference between the two teams. Yang Ming concedes defeat, truly falling short of Du Feng, and should step down gracefully. Both Liaoning and Guangdong fought their opponents until the end, but the results of the games were different. Liaoning narrowly lost to Qingdao by 3 points, suffering a dramatic comeback in the final moments, while Guangdong narrowly defeated Beikong with a 1-point buzzer-beater. In fact, during the crucial moments of the game, both teams were only 1 point apart, but when they were both down by 1 point, the differences in the ensuing offensive rounds revealed the distinctions between them. With 24 seconds left in the game, Liaoning trailed Qingdao 100:101. They called a timeout, but what tactics did they return with? There were no tactics at all, just holding the ball for time and letting Ferg push from the backcourt to the frontcourt before directly taking on the defense himself. What kind of arrangement is this? You don't even need a coach, do you? Isn't it the same tactic for the players to play themselves? After the inbound pass, it was still Ferg pushing the ball all the way, so what's the difference? Everyone knew you were going to play like this. Sure enough, Ferg's shot missed everything,…